Post #4095756
2026-07-25 08:36 UTC
Tangent; I've mentioned being schizo here a few times, I don't often go into much detail about it, but, it's been one of if not the single most significant things impacting who I am as a person -
I often describe my experience of it as... I had a first psychotic episode, and since then, it's just never stopped - the magnitude varies, but, there's always some static from it, minor hallucinations, the voices are sometimes muffled but never - *ever* - gone;
but that first episode was when I was >
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@miss_rodent@girlcock.club 2026-07-25 08:39
13 (give or take a few months, memory of it is a bit fuzzy) - which is really young for a schizo disorder. Usually, we get to be mostly 'normal' until we're in our twenties. I honestly consider myself lucky that it happened sooner though - 13 is a good time to not have your shit together, no one expects teenagers to be okay, and there's a lot less responsibilities, it worked out better for me than if I'd been like, 23. Anyway - on to it being impacting; >